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Sheltered: Discovering God as Our Refuge Where do you run when life becomes overwhelming, uncertain, or frightening? In a world marked by instability, fear, and shifting foundations, Sheltered calls believers back to a timeless and life-giving truth: God Himself is our refuge. Not merely a hiding place in crisis, but a dwelling place for every season of life. This biblically rich and pastorally grounded book traces the theme of divine refuge from Genesis to Revelation. From Eden's safety, through the wilderness journey, covenant promises, psalms of trust, and the ultimate shelter found in Christ, Sheltered reveals a consistent pattern-God does not just provide protection; He becomes the protection. More than theological insight, this book offers practical encouragement for modern believers facing anxiety, suffering, spiritual fatigue, and uncertainty. Each chapter connects Scripture to lived experience, inviting readers to move from self-reliance to deep trust, from fear to faith, and from restlessness to rest in God's presence. This book is for: Believers seeking peace in turbulent times Christians longing for deeper trust in God Leaders and pastors offering hope and assurance Anyone searching for lasting security beyond circumstances True safety is not found in places, plans, or possessions-it is found in God. Sheltered invites you to dwell there. Christian refuge in God, God as our shelter, biblical theology of refuge, finding safety in God, Scripture on God's protection, God our hiding place, trust in God during trials, God as dwelling place, refuge from fear and anxiety, biblical comfort and hope, Old Testament refuge themes, New Testament hope in Christ, God's presence and protection, faith in uncertain times, resting in God's promises, spiritual security in Christ, pastoral teaching on refuge, Christian encouragement and assurance, biblical perspective on suffering, hope in God alone

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